Atari 5200 controller repair Part 2 - replacing the flex circuit @ModernClassic
Atari 5200 controller repair Part 2 - replacing the flex circuit  @ModernClassic
Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This video's an adjunct to my main Atari 5200 video. Like most of you, my 5200 controllers broke just sitting on a shelf. I made part 1 of this 2-part series in order to clean and deoxidize the contacts, and in many cases that does fix the problem. In mine, the flex circuits were too far gone and it became easier to just replace them. (It's not exactly expensive to do so.) In this video, I show you how to just replace your flex circuit if deoxidizing them doesn't do the trick.

Check out part 1 of this 2-part series first, which in most cases will be enough: youtu.be/BmlnSuY-30o

Watch my main video about the 5200: youtu.be/dFUc8hEENZ8

Here's Best Electronics if you want to order a flex circuit: best-electronics-ca.com

Here's a link to buy Deoxit D5, which I recommend for a bunch of different projects including this one: amzn.to/2pu0Ych

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